General Dawes Subdued Man Quiet in the Senate
Washington Dispatch notes vice president Charles G. Dawes maintains an unusually silent, restrained role in the senate. Dawes, once expected to rebuke the chamber, now presides with subdued motions heard only by keen ears. The public awaits a bold, reforming burst but the vice president remains a gentle, low voice in a tense body.
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Pocatello Tribune
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Charles G. Dawes
United States
General Dawes
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Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight Across State
In a year end appeal the Anti Tuberculosis association encourages buying Christmas seals to fund year round work defending life especially child life. The double barred cross symbol and candles represent service bringing light to sufferers of tuberculosis and aim to inspire others to act with a Christmas deed in a naughty world.
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Shakespeare
Anti-Tuberculosis Association For the
Vice President Resigns at P. Lorillard Tobacco
Thomas G. Smith announced his resignation today from the post of vice president at the P. Lorillard Tobacco Company in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
Thomas G. Smith
P. Lorillard Tobacco Company
Freight movement and building momentum across steel districts
Detroit rail loadings for the last month totaled 69 589 cars up from 57 136 year ago as outbound shipments surge. Philadelphia reports 162 million in building work in eleven months with 11 741 small dwellings and 213 larger homes. Athens/Atlanta road programs push ahead with 22 million next year and 50 million total road outlay.
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Atlanta
Gssia
Rise of Reza Khan to Persian throne described
AP reports Reza Khan Pahlavi, rising from stable boy to dictator, led 1921 revolt overthrowing the shah. Dispatches say he will ascend the throne on December 14, while exiled Ahmed Shah remains Paris Riviera claimant. Reza organized tribes, built a 40000‑strong army with tanks and planes, and kept a parliament aligned to his will.
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Persia
Ahmed Kajar
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National Assembly
Ife
National Consultative Assembly
Reza Wi
GE seeks site for new plant near St Louis
Rumor ties General Electric to a St Louis area site for a large plant. Negotiations focus on acquiring 165 to 180 acres for a facility that would employ about 25,000 workers. In Houston the year’s building permits exceed 29 million, a new high.
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St. Louis
General Electric Company
Houston
Low Salaries Proved Handicap to Judges
Ten former federal judges and a former senator told a Senate subcommittee that low salaries forced them to retire from the bench. The subcommittee, led by Senators Ernst and Reed, was appointed to study whether judge pay should be raised.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Ernst
Kentucky
Reed
Missouri
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